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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
4
The ad emphasizes that price is not the issue and that the stoves offered meet buyers needs. It asserts that upon seeing the stoves, customers will recognize quality and suitability. The sellers claim to carry a vast, well chosen stock and urge buyers to inspect their immense selection before winter.
A garbled passage discusses breathing portals and interchanges as well as banking talk. The text references Mayesy lem and sat you have al ways something to fdll duck upon in thre of iad ag frouhi, offering no clear event or structured facts to summarize.
Cora Henderson sought to kill herself using chloroform and morphine, was stopped by police, and later confined. She had long struggled with addiction linked to a former marriage and a fallen social status, ending with hospital care and potential county infirmary admission.
At the Young Women's Christian association a reception yesterday afternoon featured a talk by Miss Johnson of Utica on The Passion Play of Oberammergau. The address gave a fine description of the famous drama. Mrs Griebel led devotional exercises and Mr Hartman sang a solo.
Much interest centers on the appearance of the Rev. Janes Stuart Ainslie next Tuesday evening at Plymouth Church for a lecture titled A Message for the People of To-day. Proceeds go to the South Congregational Church founded by Ainslie in Plywanth.
Potatoes remain scarce as crop conditions worsen and early estimates prove too optimistic. Dealers report dwindling stock in city cellars and warn of potential losses from reduced supplies and storability issues. Rising prices and regional shortfalls add to the concern for grocers and consumers alike.
Newspaper ads preview Temple Theatre with ten night run featuring The Show Girl Tussday Lost in the Desert Thirsday Doaly Varden Friday la Dahomey Saturday MM in New York Soming Mascagni and Night Lost One of the most memorable events in revival at the Temple tonight Ex wad Elualye Best and Tirnndway New York City show girl performance follows a ten week engagement last summer. The cast includes attractive young women and a prime opera show with musical numbers and bright sayings drawing crowds in New York. The piece notes the popularity of shapely dancers and the high pay required for leading attractions.
The article proclaims Mascagni as the season’s musical highlight with broad public anticipation. It notes widespread intent to attend and frames the event as a premiere cultural occasion.
Rhode Island showcased a large troupe with two carloads of scenery and a full cast. The production features an orchestra, an operatic chorus, and a grand Cavalleria Rusticana parody as a centerpiece, with nearly a hundred performers delivering elaborate acts and performances.
The article extols Wie Muscagui performances as balanced with full orchestra and vocal numbers. It notes Part first centers on orchestral and vocal items, Part second devoted to the production of Cavalleria Rusticana directed by Mascagni, claiming unrivaled grand effects and a standout company appearance.
In a recent interview manager F C Whitney outlines methods for building a large comic opera company. He discusses staging Dolly Varden at the Mavonie Temple on Thursday December 11 and notes changes in chorus selection and team building.
The notice lists prices of two dollars and one dollar fifty cents for admission with seats selling at the box office. The fragment provides limited details on venue and show.
Notable stage comedy "ha Du" with Williams and Walker and their large company tops the season. The venue foresees a record electrical fournat with real rumpinge water for the production. The grand melodrama features a horse chase scene where a hero is strapped to a buck and rescued, promising a thrilling climax tomorrow.
Port Wayne Commandery No. 4 Knight Templar plans to elect officers for the ensuing year on Wednesday evening at 7 50. The notice is signed by Commander Justin N. Stuny and Recorder Cecitus R. Higgins.
In Lagrange Indiana Frank Van Lue of Argos confessed to Kalamaxto Michigan authorities that he is not the kidnapped son of millionaire J Anderson of Kennedy North Carolina. He had assumed the name Larry Anderson and crafted a tale of kidnapping to collect a reward. Authorities, after a two hour questioning, concluded the boy is not the missing Anderson child. The boy said at age ten he was placed in Plymouth training school and ran away with two others to Kalamazoo.
In Richmond Indiana, T James W Henry of Pittsburg, on the Pennsyvania bridge reconstruction, slipped from the top eighty five feet above the river. He grabbed boards to survive, suffering an ugly scalp wound and bruises. A fellow worker perished on the same structure ten days earlier.
A readable fragment lists the Young Woman's Christian Association at 43 and 53 West Berry Street. It notes hours from 7:30 to 6:30 for dinner and 5:30 to 7:00 for supper with unspecified services.
A distressed OCR note describes a hardware store opening with mentions of builders tools and a loan offer. The garbled text references real estate orders, a telephone contact, and a location at Bass Block with hours 8 to 7, plus a nod to holiday tales and an eclipse cigar promotion.
Umbrellas of black and color varieties with fancy handles. Prices range from nine dollars to five dollars. Early shoppers urged to come to Feldman’s Umbrella Store on Calhoun Street opposite the Cathedral to secure quality wares before stock runs low.
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